The tech giant is currently in talks with the FAA
Google’s new parent company Alphabet plans to start using drones to deliver packages to customers by 2017, the drone initiative’s top executive said on Monday.
The tech giant is engaged in a dialogue with
the Federal Aviation Administration to set up a system that would enable
air traffic control of drones flying below 500 feet, David Vos, head of
Google’s drone program Project Wing, said at a conference, according to
Reuters.
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| Google Project Wing Drone Delivery |
Companies like Amazon and Walmart have also announced drone-delivery initiatives, but federal approval of the initiatives remains uncertain.
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